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Unfortunately, the restaurant is currently closed again. However, there is an ice cream vending machine where you can buy soft-serve ice cream by the cup.

Sagritz lies on the western edge of the Spreewald, Europe's unique natural and cultural landscape that will enchant you. An overnight stay in the Spreewald is always worth the trip. From here, exciting activities on foot, by bike, and on the waterways are possible. In twenty minutes, you'll be in the Lower Spreewald, from where you can take a rowing boat along the rivers or explore the Spreewald yourself by canoe. Your vacation will be an unforgettable experience. The estate in the small circular village of Sagritz was built by Count Eduard von Kleist in 1840 and has been preserved in its original form to this day. Parts of the park are still clearly visible thanks to the beautiful old trees.

The Vordermühle is a historic watermill on the Dahme River and a residential area in the Krossen district of the municipality of Drahnsdorf in the Dahme-Spreewald district (Brandenburg). It was in operation with interruptions until 2006. The mill is one of 18 historic watermills on the upper reaches of the Dahme River. The first documented mention of the Jahnmühle (mill) near Krossen dates back to 1591. The Vordermühle is located approximately 500 meters northwest of the northeastern edge of Krossen an der Dahme. The path continues across the Dahme River to Falkenhain and Drahnsdorf. The residential area is located at approximately 62 meters above sea level. It is one of two historic watermills in the Krossen district.

After mill operations ceased at the end of the 1960s, the mill technology fell into disrepair. When the bridge was renewed in 1995/96, the mill technology and the turbine were removed. A new Zuppinger water wheel was installed and also used to generate electricity. The mill building was renovated from 1996 to 1998

The field stone church in Krossen dates back to the 15th century.

The Vordermühle is a historic watermill on the Dahme and a residential area in the Krossen district. It was in operation with interruptions until 2006. The mill is one of the 18 historic water mills on the upper reaches of the Dahme.

Sagritz was first mentioned in a document in 1364. A manor belonged to the place. After several changes of ownership, Gut Sagritz came into the possession of the royal Prussian major retired in 1836. D. Count Eduard von Kleist. He had the old half-timbered buildings torn down and, in 1840, two large barns with an integrated manager's apartment were built. The structure created back then has been preserved to this day. In 1945 the estate was expropriated and used as part of the "Sellendorf People's Estate" until 1990. There was a breeding facility for poultry and sheepfolds here.

The church in Falkenhain is a stone building from the 14th century. There are baroque gravestones on the east gable of the church.